Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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'vat l'lonorin3 fred James Shields, fAx.IVI., IEd.IVl., DD. Professor of Psychology and SocioIOQY Tender, tolerant, charitable . . . vve Iove him as instinctively as we trust him. Easy-going and placid in disposition, Professor fred Shields is Iceen-minded and auicI4-vvitted in exchange of ideas. I.il4e the original absent-minded professor, Prof ShieIds's derelictions are sometimes humorous-at least his students wish that more often he would forget to give a test or perhaps to come to class. Because he dearly loves a ioI4e, his classes are often rocI4ed with laughter. And Prof laughs, too, till the tears come to his eyes, though he has related the story a hundred times and will tell it a hundred more. . I-Ie loves people genuinely. Because sorrow has touched him and Ieft him mellovved, deepened, he is truly sympathetic, reioicing with the triumphant, comforting the disappointed, and weeping with the broken-hearted. I-Iis religion is real, his faith in God is complete. Thats worth a hundred dollars to you. Yes, Dr. Shields, vve do profit by your wisdom, but even more by you rovvn glowing example of patience and compassion. As students vve have been impressed by your own earnest efforts to seek truth, by your benevo- lent spirit that is prodigal in giving of itself. ' Great are thy gifts, but better than all gifts isrthy friendship. LET US NOT LOVE IN WGRD, NEITHER IN TONGUE BUT II 'ff1!T: ?Vf?m?T f1'-- F .fit ' , . ' '- . A , , qmail-4.3-'f.i'.'4xilJ'1L'55-Yl?b.o.s51:fa..441.IHfA,-1.f Hf.ig,f1,.,,g'.'j Mp., ,W if M :II I g .I I 1 A I --w f

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